formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Mubi Go, which has debuted in New York, allows cinephiles to watch one movie per week at a theater — and also stream hundreds of handpicked films from home. Source: Art Houses Want Audiences Back. Can a MoviePass-Style Program Help? … Continued
As a teenage movie buff in the early-to-mid 1990s, a few years before the internet came into our lives, one of my prized possessions was a CD-ROM titled Cinemania, a collection of reviews, images, and biographical entries – along with … Continued
This year’s event returns to in-person screenings and events, but keeps some virtual features. Source: Denver Film Festival 2021: Movies, celebrities and more return
No Time To Die’s potent global rollout has steadied the nerves of the international cinema business, but Covid-19 rules still present a mixed bag for audiences. Source: How are vaccine passports, health checks and social distancing impacting cinema-going around the … Continued
Have you heard about micro lenses (probes) in filmmaking? Macro glass is well known and heavily utilized by filmmakers. However, micro lenses, although not new, are less familiar. Luckily, the guys at Digital Cinema Society shed light on micro cinematography, … Continued
The DDMA has allowed full-seating capacity in cinema halls, theatres and multiplexes, and also raised the number of people attending wedding functions and last rites from 100 to 200. Source: Delhi eases Covid rules further from 1 Nov; cinema halls … Continued